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Amy’s Beautiful Traditional Open House Tour

Amanda {Burlap & Denim} — Thu, 09 May 2013 04:31:09 +0000

This is my sister Amy's beautiful traditional home. I have wanted to share her fabulous design talents with you since I started my blog, but wouldn't you know it, it took her putting her house up for sale for me to actually give you a traditional "Open House" tour. The great news? You can buy it! The entry is very open. Straight ahead is a great staircase and is open to the living room to your right. The entry is adorned with a huge black and white gallery wall. The entire main floor is covered in a medium tone hardwood that flows into the living room in the front of the home. A set of two marbled columns define the space between the living and dining rooms. We have played a lot of games in this dining room, especially after Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner. If the family room and kitchen is the heart Read more [...]

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Songbird Teen Bedroom

Amanda {Burlap & Denim} — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 17:36:50 +0000

My sister and I created this funky girls room a few years back for a Parade of Homes house. We used all kinds of funky antiques mixed with new finds from Ikea, Urban Outfitters and TJ Maxx. The quilts below were heirlooms from the owners parents with a green and white damask throw from Urban Outfitters, layered on top. The walls were painted a very pale blue and the carpet was a dark muddied green. We pumped up the color with hot pink and orange sherbert. The tree stencil below was from Urban Outfitters. A decorative bird-cage was packed with antique quilts with a bird perched atop the quilts. A 3d chandelier covered in scrapbook papers and adorned with a tiny colorful bird was hung in the alcove. (Here is a close up of that chandelier in another space. Read more about it HERE) Three light panes Read more [...]

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Reclaimed Shipping Crate and Sherpa Coffee Table

Amanda {Burlap & Denim} — Fri, 15 Feb 2013 23:35:57 +0000

I know I say this a lot, but, this is one of my favorite projects of all time!!! It all started with a trip to ReStore. If you've never been to ReStore, you must go! It is a home improvement thrift store, just the description is dreamy, right? Anyway, this was out in the yard and I asked how much, $5 later and it was in my van, ready for its new home. I used it this last Christmas as my tree stand and swooned every time I looked at it . I couldn't bare to put it back outside after Christmas so I decided to turn it into the diy coffee table I always knew it could be. I started out with a trip to Home Depot and picked up a 1/2 sheet of plywood. It was a 4X4 sheet of pre-sanded plywood in the project section. No cutting and wasting, no giant pieces of plywood to shove in the van, just a small, concise piece that Read more [...]

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Pottery Barn Inspired Kid’s Bath

Amanda {Burlap & Denim} — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 17:52:09 +0000

This is my friend Laree's upstairs children's bath. I think it turned out adorable. We were going for a vintage Pottery Barn feel when we started the remodel. And I think that is exactly what we achieved. With all of the remodeling going on, amazingly, none of the bathroom was effected except cosmetic. Here is the floor plan from the original and current layout. Notice the double but separate vanities, I love this feature. To keep with a vintage remodel feel, we used small hex tiles throughout the bathroom flooring. A medium gray grout was chosen to give it a worn look and keep it from being too stuffy. The matching vanities were painted in a bright cheery blue. The cabinet builders built-in a pull out drawer step in each vanity for little ones to reach the sink with ease. I love the oversize shiny Read more [...]

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Sewing Pattern Tissue Flower Feature Wall

Amanda {Burlap & Denim} — Fri, 28 Sep 2012 18:58:38 +0000

A few weeks ago I posted my tutorial for making Sewing Pattern Flowers. I was originally making them for an office space I've been working on, but fell so in love with them I had to use them in my own home. Click the image below for the complete tutorial for making these beauties: HERE is my original inspiration for making and installing the flowers. The ever amazing Anthropologie: For my installation, I wanted to keep it light and easily removed. You know me, I love to change things up, so I didn't want even MORE holes in my walls. I opted for standard scotch tape, the one in the green box for office supplies. I taped up the strings that hold the flowers together. The tape is nearly invisible and easily removed. For now, my tv is centered on a wall in my family room. I decided to have the Read more [...]

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